What about allowing us to create and edit personal books directly through Logos?
This would make ensuring proper formatting and fixing mistakes much easier.
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Detail Please. Assume that you want to edit the text in Logos and not use Word.
It occurred to me that perhaps the sermon editor functions sufficiently for the purposes I had in mind here.
Yes, the original idea behind PBB was to allow people to add their sermons and other personal studies to their Logos Library.
How does the sermon editor compare to say Word? [I don't use that function in logos and prefer keeping my lessons in Word (at this time) ]
Ease of original writing? Ease of updating the text? Length of sermon? Can it be used to cover an evangelistic series where you do a one hour talk each night for four or five nights a week for one to four weeks? [and how easy to make a change in all 20 sermons when you find, as ending sermon number 20, that you need to change something that has been in all the prior sermons?] [[five nights times four weeks is 20 one hour sermons]]
[[Please note that I am not trying to shoot your idea down just trying to start asking the needed questions that already should have been asked about the sermon editor]]
Next question: can notes be imported into the sermon editor? [I assume that Biblical text can be] What about quotes from other resources?